Commuter rail services

Commuter rail services are trains designed to transport passengers between suburban areas and urban centers, primarily during peak commuting times. They typically operate on dedicated tracks, have stations spaced farther apart than city subways, and offer a comfortable, reliable option for daily travel. These trains help reduce road congestion, lower travel stress, and provide a cost-effective alternative to driving. Commuter rail systems often connect multiple suburbs and cities, supporting regional mobility and economic activity. They are usually operated by transit agencies or regional rail authorities, integrating with other transportation modes for seamless commuter access.